I want the biggest area to be able to shoot larger objects. Which one is best? http://amzn.to/1tF6rZT http://amzn.to/YqBfAW http://amzn.to/1nGj14f
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Do not buy this product if you're going to be shooting objects. It is made of very poor quality an the lights are not great for shooting objects. The background cloths not ideal for taking pics. I sell on eBay, purchased this product to shoot my items for a more professional look. I was truly dissatisfied and threw it in the garbage, I didn't even bother trying to send it back. I would not recommended this product to anyone.
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Shoot for maximum size, then reduce the physical size on adobe or other such programs. By shooting at the maximum you have better results when cropping and adjusting.
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Li,What does a longer lens excel at shooting? I'm almost a complete neophyte, and can't google up the answer to this one.
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They make a Prostaff 3x9x40 designed for .22, or rimfire, and is marked so; Then there is the Big Boy. MPN 6730. It is Large, but Durable, also 3x9x40, designed for Centerfire Rifles and can be sighted to 600yds and beyond (depending on your Round and Grain). Also, you can go to the Nikon Website and they show how to Ballistic Match to any Caliber Round. (nikonhunting.com/spoton), Hope this helps
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In my opinion, yes. 4x12 is great for doing bench top shooting but in the field it is real tough to spot game in timber or low light with a 4x12 power scope at its lowest setting even. I took mine off and replaced it with a two power by 7. That is why the 3x9's are so popular. It is a great balance of magnification. Again - in my opinion. A lot depends on what you want that rifle to do and where you plan on using it. I have found that almost all of my shots are 300yds or under and that I can do with 2-4 power setting on all dear and bear size game.
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No that 2.8 is the largest and you can go down to F22 for great depth of field.
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The gimbal head works better with 300mm or longer lens. With lens less than 300mm the ball head is probably a better choice.
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Get the xt10, it's a big light gathering bucket, a bit heavy and all manual operation but you'll see more and learn more about where things are in the sky, the cons of the go to 6E seem to much trouble to get to first base viewing. This thing is just aim a view!
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Depends on how far you plan on shooting. 3x9 isn't capable of zooming in past 250yrds for accurate shot placement. .30-06 can reliably shoot 450yrds, I personally would use 4x12 or 4x16 for that cartridge
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I use mine in a room about that size. The 305s are definitely a better size for that size room, but if you plan on moving to a larger room down the road, the 308s are a good choice.
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Definitely go with the larger version. We have two and it will last for a while.
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Pick the model with the highest number e.g. Model 22. This is the fully extended length which will also give the max A-frame height
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the largest round I've used it on is 35 Remington. It works, but obviously is not the best tool for the job for large rifle cartridges. If I had lots of rifle cartridges to be done, I would just use a larger bench mounted press. This tool shines because of its portability,,, I can deprime and resize while watching TV, for example. It's also a great tool for learning the mechanics of reloading on the cheap.
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I would go with the largest you can get. These are a great cover, used mine this year on a sheep hunt in very poor weather conditions.
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The largest I've put in is the 18-55 kit lens that came with my Camera. You can go a bit bigger if you want, but not by too much. The top rolls down to seal the bag. If you don't need perfect seal and just need to keep rain out, then you can go a lot bigger and only roll it over once. But if you need overboard protection from dropping the lake/river, you don't have a lot of room to work with. Overall, this has become my default camera bag...love this thing for convenience, the portability, and the weather protection. For the price, definitely worth it to have in your collection.
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It depends if you want to have a gathered look or a flat look. Really any size will work. The bar is adjustable so you can use a very narrow backdrop or a wide one depending on what you are shooting. The height is also adjustable.
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Which one? The large is out of stock, the medium has no place for a tripod. This comes with a fairly nice strapped bag itself, and will attach to any bag with a couple of nylon straps available with about a 10-14" spread. In my experience, using a lot of different bags and tripods, there really is NO tripod and bag that work better strapped together than they do apart. Even at 3 lbs, on the back or front it causes imbalance (and pain), on top it blocks handles and openings (AND makes the bag tip over), and on the sides or bottom it keeps you from being able to stand the bag up when not carrying it. Both items work much better alone than either one will together IMHO YMMV but I've tried a lot of combinations to arrive at that conclusion.